Greetings, A follow up. The 3rd point is, IMO, super important. First, I goofed on my partition layout. It should have been this: /dev/sda1 /boot/efi /dev/sda2 /boot /dev/sda3 LUKS encrypted partition
Second, I had an unexpected spare hour today. I found my typo and rebuilt grub. Hooray! Working system! The minor issue now is that I had it auto-log-in and I get this prompt: "Xsession: unsupported number of arguments (5): falling back to default session." Press "okay" and it boots just fine. If I get the chance, I will spin up a VM later and try a very basic install with auto-log-in and see if I still get the message. If so, I will file a report. Third (and most importantly!), the new install has the same issue as the live environment. /etc/resolv.conf is set to 127.0.0.1 for some silly unknown reason - even though the NetworkManager config picks up the right DNS from DHCP. Thinking it might be my network, I tested my friends network, the cafe, and a cellular hotspot. All the exact same situation. OK, is it my device? I checked my second laptop and a friends laptop - both with the Live USB. Same exact thing. Personally, I think this is a super high critical blocker on the release. There is no connection for users without them not only modifying /etc/resolv.conf by hand, but changing the immutable attribute (still haven't figure out the timing, I just know that after a while it will reset). That is flat out unacceptable. I will hunt for bug-reports on this issue later. It's late now, so time for sleep. :-) Thanks! ~Stack~
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